Welcome
From the Headteacher
Crawley Green Infant School is a safe and happy school where children come first. We provide a nurturing, secure environment where children’s individual achievements are recognised and celebrated. We promote a love for learning, developing resilience and independence in all children.
Our C.A.R.E. ethos weaves throughout school life. C represents curiosity and we encourage children to take control of their own learning through asking questions and identifying what they want to know about the world. A is for Articulate and we recognise the importance of using our voice and hearing everyone else’s to support us in and outside of school. Next comes, R for resilience – our curriculum aims to challenge all learners and therefore we teach children how to overcome barriers, be proud of their own abilities and face challenges with confidence. Finally, E represents engaged. We recognise children learn best when they are having fun and our staff team works hard to make learning as irresistible as possible.
We hope this gives you a sense of what our school has to offer. We would love to show you around, so please get in touch if you would like to see the school in action.
Mrs Gemma Shadbolt
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2 weeks ago
Another fantastic half term with lots to celebrate. We hope you all have a great Easter break.
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1 months ago
You may already know that livestreaming plays a major role in children’s entertainment, with a wide range of personalities influencing young viewers in both positive and negative ways. While watching streamers can be fun, it also comes with significant risks, including misinformation, 💰 ...financial harms, and ⚠️ inappropriate content.
Popular streaming platform Twitch has over 2.5 million viewers at any given time, which is why it’s more important than ever to stay informed.
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1 months ago
Y2 had a great time stepping back into the Victorian Era today at the British Schools Museum.
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1 months ago
Online multiplayer games like Roblox are enjoyed by millions across the world and can be a great way for friends to socialise; however, they can also expose young people to variety of potential harms. Roblox is a multi-platform game that enables people to play anonymously, which can often be ...something that attracts people to misuse the game and put younger players at risk of harm.
In addition to interacting with random strangers across the world, it’s important to be aware of other risk factors, such as in-game purchases and potential scams that can put young people at risk financially.
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2 months ago
If there are two things that are popular nowadays, it’s Marvel and video games. Marvel Rivals is a new release combining these two into one, letting players take on the role of various superheroes 🦸 and villains 🦹 in a competitive multiplayer shooter 🎮💥 At the time of writing, ...the title has proven immensely successful: with the developer, NetEase, reports that as many as 40 million people are playing the game – many of whom will be children, owing to the game’s PEGI 12 age rating.
While most of Marvel’s content has been family –friendly (and this game has been deemed suitable for children as young as 12), this title does still present numerous potential risks to children and young people.
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2 months ago
Fake news’ is a widespread issue in the digital world, and it's overwhelmingly likely that both children and adults will be exposed to it online ❌📰 In fact, a study from the Alan Turing Institute has found that 94% of people in the UK have encountered misinformation on social media 📈... and that’s only the ones who were aware of it!
However, while some fake news is shared mistakenly by well-meaning individuals, it’s also shared by scammers and other cyber-criminals to lend legitimacy to their con. While this presents a clear risk to children and young people online, the question remains as to how we can protect them against such tactics.